This studio is an absolute gem to the neighborhood! The studio is welcoming, peaceful, positive and…read morean amazing community of people. Kayla, the owner and instructor is not only wonderful and patient but extremely talented and truly cares about all her students. I'm extremely grateful to have found this studio when I did and highly recommend it to anyone interested in welcoming peacefulness & yoga into their lives.

This is a mindful Yoga studio that incorporates every aspect of body, life, and mind into their…read moreteaching.

This is a great studio with fun classes and great instructors. The main issue I have here is…read moreparking. It is sharing a parking lot with so many businesses and retailers that is impossible to park in the same lot and not have to cross the street coming in from the highway. Or get a ding on your vehicle, best recommendation would be to park at one of the restaurants like good liquid and walk over parkway.

I am compelled to share my experience, albeit reluctantly, as I fear that the classes may reach…read moremaximum capacity, rendering it challenging for me to participate. I have been seeking a low-impact activity for several years. Prior to discovering Pilates, I was unaware of its existence. Due to personal reasons, I am unable to participate in traditional yoga. However, my daughter enthusiastically shared her positive experience with her inaugural Pilates class in Miami, which prompted me to explore the local studio. I am exceedingly grateful that I did. The studio offers various class levels, allowing participants to modify movements to suit their individual needs. The facility is consistently clean and sanitized, and the staff is friendly and accommodating. Tami is excellent with direction and correction; she very encouraging and upbeat. Kara is also encouraging and excellent at directions and correction; she's a little more relaxed & low key. I love both ladies approaches it hist depends on my mood haha. I've only experienced one other person who was a guest and she was also wonderful, but I don't remember her name. Notably, the studio's philosophy of non-judgment is genuinely upheld. I am appreciative of the founders of Club Pilates and grateful for the studio's convenient location. Given the rapid growth and increasing popularity of these classes, it is likely that an additional location will be necessary in the near future. Happy exercising.

The best yoga studio I have ever gone to! All of the instructors are really nice. Everyone is so…read morehelpful and accommodating. I have been to a few places and this is my favorite! Marina is wonderful and really attentive in class as are the other instructors! 10/5 stars if I could!

I joined in Nov 2021 and am now almost through my second year, I currently go about 6 days a week…read more He is the original review I wrote that I forgot to post on Yelp... Thavma easily beat my expectations. The studio (Sarasota) was beautiful and zen. The teachers were great. The classes were challenging. I tried the two week trial and give myself a 90% chance of joining after I try out a little competition as I am new to the area. (Update: I joined and bought the 1-year all-you-can-sweat pass - love it) The best thing about the teachers was their attention to detail: they make sure to watch your alignment and constant remind us of the right adjustments to make the poses correctly and safe. But they were also friendly and fun and the classes had lots of people that had clearly been members for a while. Their 26+2 class is a slight variation of Bikram, so if you know that or Google it, you will know what to expect. I enjoyed those classes very much. Just know there are slight and intentional variations and you should follow them and not show how you can do the "real" poses. The Red Thavma is basically Yoga + Pilates + Abs + Sauna. This is a great way to tone up and burn calories if that is your thing. The Black Thavma is a harder version of Red, but I did not get a chance to try that. I highly recommend their $39 two week all-you-can-yoga pass. Try to commit to 6-8 classes as the first one will seem hot enough to make you give up, but you get use to it and learn to pace yourself. I think it is easy to get addicted, and I did love it. Hints: get well hydrated 3-4 hours before class, sip water in class, definitely take a sweat towel for your mat and keep an bring a sports drink or two for afterwards. Take a towel for your car seat too. They supply a strap and block and when I forgot my mat they lent me a free one -but they normally charge $2, They also have electrolyte packets to add to your water and they have cold water. They stopped renting towels during COVID and have decided not to restart that. Do it!

Been going for 4 years all level classes and really friendly people! Prices are good and…read moreatmosphere is great!

The best yoga studio I have been to. The classes are all ranges and anyone can do it. I love each…read moreinstructor, and they are all different and have unique styles. They hold a full moon yoga monthly, and it is magical!!! My favorite class s the Yin classes, but they are all excellent. Nichole the owner and all the people who go make it such a good experience. It's like a little vacation!

Too expensive and not too many equipment place is a little small…read moreAttendant on duty was very courteous and polite nice and small classes for yoga and karate for everyone not what I'm looking for.

Great atmosphere--cozy and welcoming. Plus classes for all levels and interests (flow, power, yin,…read morerestorative). And wonderful teachers!

This a great place to practice yoga. They have different levels of classes from good teachers. You…read morecan pick any class depending on your level and your schedule. I am happy to find this place!

Way too crowded. I spend 20% of my time at this gym waiting on equipment. Parking is also a…read morenightmare.

This is the Motel 6 of fitness centers. I reluctantly took a class after they twisted my arm, paid…read more$10, was blown off by a trainer who had made another appointment with an attractive woman at the same time and never got my money back. Scales are right out of the 1980s. Be prepared to wait for machines -- phone usage is incessant. That is, if the machines work at all. Clocks are small and often out or order. You could catch a disease in the bathrooms. Merchandise? What merchandise? I asked the attendant if they expected more shirts for the holiday season, and the poor woman was rendered speechless. So why do I go here? Because it's cheap, pure and simple. .

Update: Got a message today saying my PENDING cancelation was canceled because I owed more money…read more Apparently the $115 I gave y'all for a membership I can't use wasn't enough. I called back and was told my account is paid in full, and my membership is canceled. They advised me to call the head office to ensure. The automated system said I owed another $24, but the live agent said I didn't and my membership was canceled, no longer pending. I hope to God I'm done with this company and they don't try to come after me for even more money for a membership I can't use. Forcing people to continue to pay for something they cancel is criminal.

I've been with this gym now for almost a year now, and it has to be one of the WORST gyms that I…read morehave joined. I had to bring in DUCT tape to tape up the bicep machine (where you put your arms) because it was so torn up for months. The bicycle's are crap. The sound doesn't work on one of them, and on the other one, the pulse monitor doesn't work. The sit up machine was broken for MONTHS before they fixed it. How hard is it to replace a BOLT. The triceps machine is down right dangerous if you have never used one before, because there are NO adjustments on it. You could easily blow out your shoulders. It's like they've put the CHEAPEST equipment in the gym, and then charge you a premium price to work out there. They didn't pay the cable bill, so there was no TV for a few weeks. How do you not take care of basic things? I am not a little man. 6'3" and 235lbs. I've had to MOVE the bench machine away from the wall more than once because they push it so close, I'd be putting my feet on the mirror, not to mention it's close to both machine's on either side of it, so if someone is working out there, I have to be extra careful, and turn sideways to get around them, or to get to the back, and I have to also be careful when changing the weights. There's a nice big room in the back where I'm assuming they would have classes for yoga and bikes, ect. NOPE. It's a big empty room. Someone, or corporate, is putting a WHOLE LOT of money in their pockets because it SURE isn't going into this place. If you can, stay away from this place. It's an accident waiting to happen.